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Here’a a stream of Tsu Surf’s new project, “Newark”. Guests on the 15-track project include Joe Budden, Styles P, Jadakiss, Emanny, Manolo Rose, and a few others. Production is handled by Mike Zombie, TrunkKnocckaz, Montage and more. Take a listen below and hit iTunes for a download.
Read moreTinashe debuts the official video for her Chris Brown-assisted single “Player”. The clip is directed by Emil Nava. Her sophomore album “Joyride” is coming soon.
Read moreWith Powerful production from Pimpstead’s Finest and Legendary Lyricist Roc Marciano, Marvelous Mag collabs with Madlibs younger brother Oh NO and his #TheWinners brother Hus Kingpin to make this “Hustlers Anthem.” The song describes the work ethic it takes to be successful in today’s grind, no matter what you are involved in. The lyrical delivery from both parties are incredible while Marvelous completes the song with a powerful hypnotic hook for you to sing along with. So sit back relax and listen to the sounds of Mr. Marvelous.
Read more“Gotta Be” serves as the first single from P.Reign’s forthcoming project, “Off The Books”. Stream/download below.
Read more“Happy Place” is taken from Taylor Bennett’s new album “BroadShoulders”, which is set to release at the end of November.
Read moreDJ Absolut continues his #MixtapeMondays series. Know tha difference between an original version of Dirty Ryders and an exclusive, unreleased Sheek Louch “Headshots” record that was never released.
Read moreThis is the long anticipated release of Rockness Monsta’s memorial tribute to Sean Price, named “Da Streets Want Blood”. Following the shocking and untimely death of one of Heltah Skeltah’s own dynamic duo, Sean Price AKA Ruck, Rock went into hibernation. To emotionally deal with the death of not only a rap partner and motivator, but a friend and brother, right hand man. When Rock emerged, he came back to give the people what they really want to hear…the raw, real emotion of hip hop. “Da Streets Want Blood” will bring you along on a roller coaster of emotions that have been felt by the hip hop community worldwide, fans, friends, and loved ones after Sean P.’s passing. You can feel the flood of neighborhood memories from the Brownsville’s area of Brooklyn, the camaraderie of friends, then the raw anger, shock, and loss felt by Rockness. This song has the quality, veracity, and energy that fans have come to love about the Rockness Monsta’s style. Everything is Monsta! Including this song. Rockness thanks every single person that was directly or indirectly involved with this project. It wasn’t just a project of hip hop or music, but a real passion project to assist all of us in dealing with this incredible loss. It was for the admiration of the craft to express emotion and that #SeanLivesOn through all of us. Da Streets Want Blood by Rockness
Read moreUK rapper Skepta goes in over Sy Ari Da Kid’s “Bankroll”, Drake and Future’s “Jumpman” and Section Boyz’ “Lock Arf”. Listen below.
Read moreFrench Montana revisits his “Casino Life 2: Brown Bag Legend” mixtape to give us a visual for “Moses”.
Read moreHere’s a visual for “Letter 2 Pac” from Boosie’s new project “Thrilla, Vol. 1“.
Read moreLil Dicky reveals how he got his name, how he shot his video for almost nothing and much more.
Read moreKembe X drops off a new joint called “Buried Alive”. It is produced by The Antydote. Stream and download below.
Read more“Have a Nice Life” in stores now.
Read moreHere’s the first offering from ScienZe’s upcoming project, “#GeorgiaTape”, which is due in November. “Decatur” is produced by King I Divine. Take a listen below.
Read moreJ.R. Donato jumps on Wiz Khalifa’s “Outsiders” track. Listen below.
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